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North-east schools to welcome back pupils - Evening Express

North-east schools to welcome back pupils © Chris Sumner/DCT Media Primary schools across the north-east will welcome back a full complement of pupils today. Youngsters at the region’s secondary schools will return to the classroom on a part-time basis to begin with, although they are expected to be full-time after the Easter break. Face coverings must be worn at all times in secondary schools, and pupils in S4 to S6 as well as staff will be offered lateral flow Covid-19 tests twice a week. © Chris Sumner/DCT Media ‘Surprise at how the children have adapted’ Elaine McGowan, headteacher at Alford Primary School for almost two years, admits she is “excited and proud” that all of the pupils will be back.

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Aberdeen City Council events to focus on young people s mental health

Updated: 01/03/2021, 11:24 am © PA Councillor M.Tauqeer Malik is Aberdeen City Council’s vice-convener for education operational development. Aberdeen City Council are launching a series of virtual events to support the health and wellbeing of children. The Stronger Families series of online sessions are being run by the council’s Integrated Children and Family Services team. They have joined forces with NHS Grampian’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, Police Scotland, Aberdeen Counselling and Information Service (Youth) and Crew. They are aimed at the parents and carers of young people between primary seven and third year at secondary school. The first one begins on Thursday at 7pm and will focus on the theme of teenage brain development.

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